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It looks like the underside of a stomella snail
 

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oh! pic is hard to make out other then the shape. Does it have a small helmet type shell at all? It won't look like a traditional snail.
 

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I come home with a liverock with some green zoas and a purple mushroom and all of a sudden I have them everywhere! They are just little snails.
 

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Stomatella no doubt and one of the best algae eaters you cannot buy- acquired as hitchhikers abd Very reef safe
 

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